Hello and thank you for the suggestion, I still might be a bit confused. I checked my environment variables and I have it in my path already, unless you mean i should have installed it inside the directory where i have the blender source code.

Hello, I have been trying to build Blender on windows 10 too. I managed to compile it successfully and it worked just a few days ago. However, today I have gone to compile it again and an error similar to the one mentioned has occurred to me.

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Okay, now I think I understand the problem. I am working with versions 2.82 and 2.81. I just cloned the current repository and it works, now it select vc15. Could this be the problem? If so, is there any way to continue working with previous versions?

if you work with older versions you should check out the matching libraries from the tag in svn for the version you are trying to build for. Trying to build old versions with new libs are a guaranteed way to run into compatibility issues.

My name is Ella, and I'm learning how to use blender. Recently, i've been having issues when trying to render my images. I use the Cycles engine, and when I render it says "Building BVH: 100%" at the top, then it just freezes/crashes. It happens when I use the hair particle. Are the particles overloading the render? Please help!! In the image below it shows Blender crashing.

inspired by ghost in the shell, everything was created in blender, i used displacement maps to create the buildings.

rendered in cycles with adaptive subdivision mcropolygon displacement.

you can get the maps here

Unless you are working on the code, checking out the main repo is the easiest way. Just run make update then to update and check the docs if something is unclear. Windows - Blender Developer Documentation

I did have some edits, but i wanted to build and test that branch to make sure they work, before making a pull request. Then i think i had trouble building that branch, so i lost interest in it for a few months, and focused on other projects. Should i just start over with a new fork, or can i sync this one to the central Blender project?

Hello, I am trying to build blender for the first time. I am totally new to building from source and have exhausted all of the self help methods that I currently possess. All the terrible things in this error log seem to root from this error:

I have no idea how to go about locating and installing any missing dependancies if that is in fact the issue at hand and If someone could look at this error log and point me in the right direction I would very much appreciate it.

Strange, because that include dir is there in the svn repo. You could always try disabling openmp in your build options (I use cmake-gui to see and change options). Not an ideal solution but would let you see how widespread the problem is.

In the latest version of firestorm viewer, you can upload your models in a temporal way. Use that to test anything, and for textures, you can import textures temporarily using the local option when you are about to add a texture to your whatever you working on. Also I like to use the default avatar from SL on blender as reference for whatever I'm working on.

To make your creations actually interact with your avi, every model should have his own physic model. If you use a fence to block someone from going through your land, that fence needs a physics model to actually stop from entering your land. In this case the physic model would be simply, a box shaped like the actual fence model (just 4 faces). You usually can deal with this inside of SL when you upload your models, but for more complex models, it would be better if you actually do it on blender. 

You might or might not need to learn scripting but depends what you are working on. Learning at least to change certain values on fullperm script it's a plus tho. You can add scripts to object by just dragging them from your inventory to your model.

The project would be uploading Blender's default cube, minus one of its side faces and have it set up so that when rezzed in world you would be able to walk around inside the cube. Also have it so that you can apply correctly a seamless tillable texture to the outside side walls and another to the flat roof and the same for the inside walls, floor and ceiling.

Second Life has a beta (testing) grid called Aditi which has a few sandboxes where uploads are free. You will still be charged L$'s for each upload but L$'s used on Aditi are just pretend money and will not be deducted from your real SL account.

But on the bevelled edges of the large window frames, for some reason there were a lot of extra vertices. Happily these could be easily cleaned up using Blender's Limited Dissolve tool.

Along with Aquila's excellent advice that I am guessing a few of us were smiling about ---- taking some inworld building classes (both prim and ?Blender (I thihk Builders Brewery still has beginning Blender classes) would be a good start. You are trying to make a very complex object when you don't know the basics. That just doesn't work.

When I was teaching classes and indeed in the Blender videos I made I started just importing a cube with a texture . Honestly that's tricky enough when you have no idea what your are doing. Then a picture frame, a table and EVENTUALLY a very simple building with physics.

Thank you so much for this, it definitely sounds like I am biting off more than I can chew I'm used to modelling houses in BIM formats to a high level etc so I didn't think it would be much different!! (Revit is an Autodesk softare like 3DS Max but not as complex)

One more. What do i have to do to get a second branch like the sculpting branch without messing with the 2.8 building folder? Do i have to create a new folder and then do everything again or can this happen in one folder?

But if you use Tortoise to sync to the repository, syncing from origin may give you all the branches to choose from, and the software remembers and pulls the correct branch data, and that is handy for switching back and forth. Git console commands can also do this. The repository updates to said branch, and vice versa, or merges, or whatever you want. Since the library is remote, nothing messes up unless you commit bad code.

I started documented how to setup the Ninja Build system for compiling blender. Currently there are no instructions to be found, and it is not fully supported (you need to ignore that the initial build will not work)

There are likely to be bugs, and I am resolving them as I use it in my f18 game. There are very few more features I need to add, so if you are looking for a feature then please ask or raise an issue and I will have a look. Some features can be very easy to add.

It operates in exactly the same manner, but instead of live continuous updates, it uses the Sync Tool button to push your scene into the project folder.

You need to have access permissions to folders you want to push to.

Note. Animation isnt working yet (underway). Only static objects, meshes, textures and hierarchy. Empty objects are still supported and Cameras and Lights have their objects created (not fully complete yet).

More rework I decided to try and support very large blender files. I took this demo example, and wanted it to cleanly export to Defold. After reworking the sync process a bit, I think its quite decent.

Orignal Blender scene here (its 412MB)

Its pretty good. Quite surprised - I thought itd die Mem usage is quite high - currently around 8.2GB.

I have two collections in this editor though so Id expect it to be around 6-7 GB.

And its all very un-optimized, I think there is quite alot of room for some general improvements in the storage of the verts etc (like indexed buffers etc). Its a fairly naive implementation atm.

Thanks btw. Its actually really nice to just work in a 3D art tool and see the results live in the editor. Kinda neat. I worked with something like this two decades ago at Ratbag games - it helps workflow alot (for the artists). 152ee80cbc

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